California Institute of Technology Cal Tech - Big T Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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And if it was not basketball, it was tennis. The amateur netmen played during Interhouse Cas abovej, and the more serious played under coach Lamb and spent much of their time watching balls go past them. But at least you keep in shape! And if it was not tennis, what else could it be but water polo. Of course, the water polo players must make a go of being intercollegiate, but they do get to play at nice pools, as Oxy at the right, and they do win more than occasionally. Even against Oxy.

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Finals are over. Christmas is over. It's interminable second term. And one of the few bright events that breaks the other- wise dismal monotony is thc Scripps Con- ference, pictured on this page. Our friends in the two shots above are having great fun playing twister. And of course having fun is one of the main purposes of the con- ference. But what about Jenny, on the left, pon- dering something that seems very large and unsolvable. Perhaps she is wondering, as many who are graduating in 1967 wonder, is it worth it all? Will I come out the end of the mill as a human being, as a person? Or will I end up as a flesh-and-blood automoton, just thinking from equations and princi- ples, thinking in carefully learned ways, having none of the fun that there is in life? And, is this the way I want to be? And, then I wonder . . I7